The protagonist travels through time and becomes Wang Heng, named Zi Heng, the son of Wang Kuang, the prefect of Hanoi. In 191 AD, Wang Kuang was defeated and died of illness in his battle against Dong. 17-Year-old Wang Heng, with the support of Han Hao and the Wang family's old tribe, succeeded him as the prefect of Hanoi through a scheme. He recruited Xu Huang and Zhao Yun, organized the army and settled the fields, and pacified the surrounding forces in Hanoi. Taking advantage of the chaos in Chang'an and Emperor Xian's return eastward, he rushed to Luoyang in the first year of Jian'an to welcome the emperor, and replaced Cao Cao as the core of the world who held the emperor hostage and commanded the princes. Later, in the name of the Han Dynasty, he defeated Cao Cao, Lu Bu, Yuan Shu, and Yuan Shao, and unified the north; he then defeated Guanzhong, captured Hanzhong, entered Chengdu, captured Jingzhou, and destroyed Jiangdong, finally ending the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms. After the world was unified, Wang Heng accepted the abdication and proclaimed himself emperor, established a new dynasty, developed Wuyue, Lingnan, and Nanzhong, and reigned for more than fifty years. The core of the story is: a time traveler who is familiar with history, establishes order before Cao Cao, and competes with the heroes of the Three Kingdoms for the legitimacy of the world.
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After reading Chapter 20, the AI taste was a bit strong, so I wrote to Xu Huang and repeated it twice.
After reading Chapter 20, the AI taste was a bit strong, so I wrote to Xu Huang and repeated it twice.